A contrabulous up tile for Hextraction.

This is a rather complicated design that sort of works. In concept, it was supposed to be a mechanical tile that could be wound up and slowly rotate - letting balls pass in interesting and mesmerizing ways. In practice, this tile rotates a little and shakes the board as it quickly unwinds.

It's hard to print, difficult to assemble, and barely works. It's an awful machine that you will ultimately hate.

In short: A contraption.

Rules: Once per turn: You may wind up this tile.

Printing: I printed everything in PETG at .15mm layer height. Parts are arranged in the colors I printed them. The spring requires support, but it's the only part that does so. I do not recommend printing the spring in PLA.

Assembly: Watch the assembly video.

Hardware: 3x M2x4mm socket cap screws 4x M2x6mm socket cap screws 6x M2 washer 6x M2x12mm socket cap screw 2x M2x8mm socket cap screw 1x M3x8mm button head screw